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  • 1.  EDI 850 parsing

    Posted Thu February 23, 2006 05:02 AM

    Hi,
    Im new to webMethods. Im facing a problem in parsing edi850 doc. I created schema & dictionary using SEFParse service. When i run the schema by giving the edi 850 data file, instead of 6 digits as date, its taking only 5 digits and saying the remaining as undefined.

    is there anything wrong with the data file or with the schema. Please help me in this regard.

    this is my data file

    ISA00 00 0188888888801111111111*0502241411U004000000009850P*>
    GSPOGIS14100029425200502241411985X004010
    ST8500001
    BEG00SAA123456**19980507
    DTM
    00219980514
    N1
    ST91122334450000
    N2
    ABC Co.Branch 1
    N3
    1234 Maple Grove St.
    N4Apple GroveCA98765
    PO1
    16EA*5.74
    BP00054321876547
    DTM
    00219980522
    PO1
    212EA8.7**BP00054321647437
    PO1312EA10.75**BP00054321674310
    SE
    120001
    GE
    1985
    IEA
    1*000000985


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  • 2.  RE: EDI 850 parsing

    Posted Thu February 23, 2006 03:26 PM

    Basically ISA09 element (yyMMdd date format) can accept only 5digits,this is per the Envelope/Schema rule.So please ignore the exception and continue with 5 digit date and so all the edi translators will accept this.

    HTH,
    RMG


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  • 3.  RE: EDI 850 parsing

    Posted Thu February 23, 2006 03:33 PM

    hi rmg,
    Thanks a lot for ur timely help.

    Pragalathan M.


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  • 4.  RE: EDI 850 parsing

    Posted Thu February 23, 2006 05:52 PM

    RMG
    I dont understand this statement. the ISA data is a min6 max6 element. it must be 6 char long.


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  • 5.  RE: EDI 850 parsing

    Posted Thu February 23, 2006 06:14 PM

    yes,it should take 6digits (yyMMdd),i was totally thinking differently.Thanks JM for correction,even i mentioned 6digits date format.

    Pragalthan,please check your 850 schema,it should accept with 6 digits date as per standard of ISA09 element.Try parsing with convertToValues with your edi 850 it should parse correctly if schema allows the 6 chars.If not you have to correct the schema record.

    HTH,
    RMG


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